Thinking Maps

	Thinking Maps are used throughout our school to assist students in learning. The types of maps you may see are: circle, bubble, double-bubble, tree, bridge, flow, multi-flow and brace. What are the maps used for? Circle maps are used to define something in context. Bubble maps are used to describe the qualities of things using adjectives. Double-bubble maps are used to compare and contrast things. Tree maps are used for classifying items. Bridge maps are used to see analogies. Flow maps are used for sequencing. Multi-flow maps are used to show cause and effect. Brace maps are used to show parts of a whole.
Circle Map	Circle Map	Circle Map
Circle Map	Flow Map	Circle Map
Circle Map	Bubble Map	Circle Map
Circle Map	Circle Map	Flow Map
Bubble Map	Bubble Map	Circle Map
Circle Map	Bubble Map	Double - Bubble Map
Double - Bubble Map	Bubble Map	Bubble Map
Tree Map	Double - Bubble Map	Circle Map
Circle Map	Double - Bubble Map	Tree Map
Circle Map	Circle Map	Circle Map
Double - Bubble Map	Bubble Map	Tree Map
Double - Bubble Map	Tree Map	Tree Map
Tree Map	Circle Map	Bubble Map
Circle Map	Tree Map	Circle Map
Bubble Map	Circle Map	Circle Map